Don't make it such a big deal. I was nonchalant and had kids take the chewy type.

I prefer ibuprofen for a fever and do the tablet which is easy to crush and put in vanilla ice cream.

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:I can't understand how this is even a question.

Then you were blessed with a child that doesn't projectile vomit medicine back at your face.

No, I was blessed with a brain to hide it in their juice or milk.

+1000

This parent is going to have some real troubles...

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:I can't understand how this is even a question.

Then you were blessed with a child that doesn't projectile vomit medicine back at your face.

No, I was blessed with a brain to hide it in their juice or milk.

+1000

We have the wax suppositories for this issue.

But our kiddo has febrile seizures so we can’t play with fevers.

Grape flavor in apple juice. The apple juice masks grape. But it has to be little enough that you know they will drink it or else you don’t know how much of a dose they had.

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:I can't understand how this is even a question.

Then you were blessed with a child that doesn't projectile vomit medicine back at your face.

No, I was blessed with a brain to hide it in their juice or milk.

I guess your kid isn’t smart enough to figure out that their drink tastes different?

Chewable crushed slightly on a spoon full of ice cream (which is also soothing and cooling)

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:I can't understand how this is even a question.

Then you were blessed with a child that doesn't projectile vomit medicine back at your face.

No, I was blessed with a brain to hide it in their juice or milk.

As if that's not the first thing that we (not OP) tried.